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Planes at Fiumicino Rome airport. Photo: Adobe Stock
Italian air transport unions have taken the decision to call off the 24-hour national strike at Italian airports this Friday due to the tragic floods that have hit the north of the country. Until now, unfortunately, 11 fatalities have been reported as a result of this natural disaster. The strike has been postponed until Sunday June 4. It is important to note that this date coincides with a long weekend in Italy, since Friday June 2 is a national holiday due to the celebration of the Republic Day. Read the news.
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Destinations with COVID-19 vaccination entry requirements as of March 22, 2023. Source: World Tourism Organization
Although Covid is no longer a “public health emergency of international concern”, as declared by the WHO, in 18 countries the vaccine requirement is still mandatory to enter. According to a UNWTO report, in 119 countries vaccination is no longer required as an entry requirement. Read the news.
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The Senate Plenary has given the green light to the Bill for the Right to Housing, ensuring its final approval. It is expected that within a maximum period of 15 days it will be published in the Official State Gazette (BOE). However, this new regulation has generated concern in the hotel sector and in the real estate market. The National Federation of Real Estate Associations (FAI) has confirmed that there is already a trend of owners abandoning the rental of their usual residence and migrating towards other options, such as vacation rentals or even the sale of their properties. Read the news.
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2023-05-19 06:18:34
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